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PRACTICAL DESIGN, TRUE INNOVATION FROM VINTEN AT NAB 2007

01/03/2007

New products, practical innovation and some familiar favourites all showcased by Vinten at a press briefing on their stand, 9.00am Tuesday 17 April, NAB 2007


NAB 2007
Las Vegas, 16-19 April 2007
Booth # C5923

Vinten, the world’s best known and most trusted brand in camera support systems and accessories will be showcasing a range of truly innovative yet still practical products at NAB 2007, Las Vegas, 16-19 April 2007.

Through an ongoing programme of research and development, delivering many of the preferred products for the world’s camera operator profession, the Vinten manual camera support range offers products utilising the most advanced technology available for precise and effortless camera control.

At NAB 2007, key products include:

Vinten Protouch Pro-6HDV pan and tilt head

Vinten Vector® 950 and 90 studio/OB pan and tilt heads

Vision® iScript portable studio & ENG prompt systems

Vinten Protouch Pro-6HDV
The Protouch range has been introduced primarily for those working in event videography with a highly functional range of professional equipment at a cost effective price. The new Pro-6HDV pan and tilt system, on show at NAB 2007 has been re-designed to offer even better value for money and performance to the professional lightweight camcorder user.

Compact and lightweight, the Pro-6HDV pan and tilt head is suitable for camera systems weighing up to 6kg (13.2lbs).
Key features include:

continuously variable pan and tilt drag

“side load” camera attachment system for rapid attachment, positioning and detachment of the camera

new three-step (plus zero) counterbalance system

illuminated level bubble

multi-position pan bar

impressive +90o to -60o tilt range

The Pro-6HDV comes with a standard 75mm bowl base and forms part of two new competitively priced system packages. Both systems are supplied with an industry standard Vinten Poziloc two-stage, tough, black aluminium tripod; a durable system case; single fixed length bar with either a ground spreader or the new Protouch two-position telescopic mid-level spreader. This provides two levels of telescopic adjustment so the ideal tripod footprint can be achieved quickly and with excellent stability on any terrain.

Vinten Vector 950 & Vector 90
The Vector range of heads has been synonymous with studio and OB production worldwide for nearly a decade. Now, with all the functionality-plus of this award-winning range, the new Vector 950 and Vector 90 offer a truly future-proof package for NAB 2007. They provide the camera operator improved picture control and overall performance in a smaller, more robust package.

Familiar Vector features, such as infinitely adjustable TF drag, tilt axis deadlock, illuminated leveling bubble, pan and tilt brake levers are all perfectly positioned for easy use. In addition, the new spring counterbalance system allows up to + 90o of perfectly counterbalanced camera tilt. The Vector 950 and Vector 90 are also relatively light and compact requiring minimal storage space. They are both easy to set up and reposition, as required.

Vision iScript Systems
Many broadcast organisations, production companies and AV specialists have previously avoided so-called portable prompting devices for many reasons, but primarily because of tricky set-up and dismantling and notoriously bulky, heavy equipment in numerous flight cases!

Now Vinten has created the ultimate portable prompting solution with the Vision iScript – designed to work with the mains/battery powered GoPrompt 12 system from Autoscript.
This highly compact, uniquely featured system makes portable prompting a viable option at last – with everything you need in one neat rolling case. The Vision iScript system offers convenience, durability, flexibility and true portability in two unique solutions.

For further information on the Vinten range of camera support systems and accessories, go to www.vinten.com

Or come to Booth # C5923, where our sales and technical teams will be available throughout NAB 2007.
 

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